Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-13
PRODUCE,
NV YORK.

New Yu&K, December L. - FiOur-Rt-
Ccipts - 20 packages; exports l,230 bar
rels 2,%ll sGrEs; sales ] |. coo barrels; ro!n-
mon to good extra Ohio - l0i52G; COMMON
10 choice t>tra x Louie 81 l0l5 ~. Wheat
Receipts -, 40 husEci@; exports none;
sn'eI iU.2IU UuO bushels futures; - 900
hr.hzl, spot; weaker on realizing SPOT lots,
declined l.,l L. and options ! ial e, closing
heavy n near the hHttam figures; srccula-
ton qniet and brisk; No. = spring nominal
~gIr; uugadtd spring 50 - lGr; No |
h:;rd 9i.r for milling; nngraGed rid j9ta
glr; so. T,G nominal Oh; No. > ref So a
aDc store and elevator, Jusa9lC delivered;
No. white nominal We; M. , red Decem-
Der -, ,s9osc, closing al 30; January GOA
9H.c, CLOSING at S93c; February 9ota3l C.,
closing st @05c; March 81 sa92ic, closing
at g2t; April 9!.,a%!ic closing 81 93r; May
| Gi'AaJsC, UirStry alEj.c: December ll~--l
9Gl,97Sc, closing II JGsr. C0m-i2eCe pts
! 1851 bashelS; eXpoItJ - NIB bushels;
sales .. $50 eco bushels futures, lG, 600
hwshels spot; spot lal ic, and options ! Ia
| BE lower. CiosiLg heavily; speculation
moderately active; urgr&dcd CLAICHE: No
> Glc; No , 6?lSG2ic delivered; steamer
yellow &c; No , December nominal Gle;
January 81 !1G2!c, closiugat Gl!c; Femu-
ar 81 !aG24 c; May G2lG2 lc. closing at G2lc
Socks Of grain in store december lOth:
| Wheat . uOT,SiJ bushels, cora 1,7ll ,2~3
bushels, oats :, OF, $40 Bushels, rye %, IOl
bushels, barley l33 S34 bushels, malt
liS l3O bushels. Oats Receipts 1000
| bushels; expOTts none; sales Ia, 600 bush
! els futures, lOLOUn bushels spot; laic
| lower and dnll; mixed western 36a3Uc,
white 10 59!iic. Hay yuiet and gener-
ally steady. Haps-In light demand.
ColteG-Spot fair, k'o firm At Isle; options
/ higher hut only moderately active; sales
IS. 25n bags; December L. GOALS o.; jam
AIRY - 55ai5 65c; February II iOalj so;
March IL inll5 5Oc; April II %jilj 45c;
May II Goals Zoe; june j. 1Ollj p July
l5o GIlJ l0I; August Il G0lli zoe; Septem-
Der II 3l,li. 45c; October l4.l0c; November
| l4.n5Gls -; December II N0dli 2Oc.
SuuaI-DIll and nominal: molasses grades
/ t.: trir IT firing quoted at SIC; refined firm
and quiet; standard i dc; conleOtinncFS
| 654.c. RiCc-StCady. Petroleum Steady
! United 71sc. Cotton Feed Oil-3ja36C
for crude, SOlailc for refined. TallOw-
Steady. Rosin-null. rpenti1e-Steady
at Bic. Eggs--Firm and in fair request;
receipts 3, 81 packages; western 2342jc
Pork-Quiet and steady. Cut meats
Faster; picked bellies 74a7sc. Lard-7a
I9 points higher and moderately active;
western steam spot s. 20; January 81 5ss
o.; February s. 6fa7 40; June s. ga
S o.; city steam 81 "a. Rutter-Uuiet
and frlnly held; western i5a93c; western
creamery l7aS3c. Cheese-Quiet aud
unchanged. Copper-Firm; lake re.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December l2.-The yisable
grain supply statement, as compiled by
the Secretary of the Board of Trade, shows
an increase for the past week Of l, 7l3, 203
bushels of wheat and 1892 bushels OF
rye, and q decrease of 263, l27 bushels OF
/ COTE, l62 527 bushels OF oats and G,27l
bushels OF barley. Total stock OF wheat
in sight u 004, 4S2 bushels against 80,
90. $50 bushels On the corresponding date
! last year. Total stocks OF wheat are 4, =
6&S. SUI bushels. Light arrivals of hogs
and thyir poor quality made pork very
strong 1t the opening Of Change to-day.
May opened SIS p, advancing imnedille'
IL 10 SIS 20. May corn opened unchanged
at 532c, snd sold 20 81 in the first fifteen
minutes. May wheat opened unchanged
from Saturday at SIZE. 1t sold down to
SAGE, up to SAFE and dropped back to siic
by 1890 o'clock. FlOur-Quiet and